Anabel Ir Gel 7.5Gm

• Mouth ulcers: Painful breaks in the mouth lining can make eating uncomfortable; the gel gives short-term local relief from pain and inflammation.
• Denture irritation: Friction from dentures can make nearby mouth tissue sore; applying the gel to that area may ease discomfort.
• Brace-related discomfort: Dental braces can rub the mouth lining and cause soreness; the gel may provide temporary relief at the affected spot.

• Burning: The raw surface of a mouth ulcer may sting when the gel is applied. Stop using Anabel IR gel if burning is severe or does not settle.
• Itching: Benzalkonium may irritate sensitive mouth tissue and cause itching. Remove any remaining gel and seek medical advice if swelling develops.
• Redness: The treated area may look red after application. Stop using the gel and get emergency medical help for facial swelling, throat swelling or breathing difficulty.

• Wash your hands before and after applying Anabel IR gel.
• Apply only to the sore area and keep it away from the throat.
• Avoid food and drinks for thirty minutes after application.
• Keep the gel away from children and pets.
• See a dentist or doctor if the ulcer lasts, keeps returning or becomes unusually painful.

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